Same thing with joysticks/gamepads, and I'm sure there's also other USB device classes, that usually have their own OS-supplied generic drivers in Windows.īut what about monitors and graphics adapters? Isn't there such a thing as a USB monitor class, or USB graphics card class? And doesn't Windows have builtin generic drivers for these? If so, why do all the adapters I see on Amazon avoid using the OS-supplied drivers, and instead use their own custom drivers?Īnd if such a USB-A to VGA (or USB-A to HDMI) adapter does exist that uses the OS-supplied drivers, where can I find it? I want to buy an adapter like this, but don't want to install a separate driver for it. I was thinking though, webcams have their own USB class called UVC (USB Video Class) with a builtin Windows driver. None seem to rely on generic Windows drivers. And they all seem to come with a driver CD (or says to go to their website to download the driver), according to the product descriptions on Amazon. I've seen a number of USB-A to VGA or HDMI adapters on Amazon. USB 2.By driverless, I mean one that uses an OS-supplied driver, and doesn't require separate installation of its own custom driver.Supports Image Rotate: 0, 90, 180, 270 degrees.Supported Modes: Mirrored Desktop, Extended Desktop, Primary Display.

Connectors: HD 15 female, USB Type A Male Connector.Resumes from hibernation and suspend modes. Monitors can be added or removed without a system reboot. There is no need to have an additional video card installed. This Plug & Play USB 2.0 VGA converter will allow you to easily connect a widescreen monitor or projector to a laptop or desktop computer using a single USB 2.0 port.

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